Why living beings create copies of themselves?

by Joseph De Temmerman

During the evolution of living beings, there came a time when the creative power of an unknown omnipotence evolved the living beings which had been designed and spread out across the Earth by then to such an extent that they succeeded in engraving a considerably scaled-down copy of their individual structure into a certain part of their own bodies.

It is remarkable that a living body develops such a specific goal. This urge to spread copies of oneself becomes even harder to understand once one notes the quantities in which they can now create copies of themselves. Originally, this multiplication took place by a creature splitting itself into two identical parts. 

Darwin and his theory were correct in so far that all living beings undergo continued evolution. Since he was unable to compare this with robots created by humans, he though that something was created out of nothing by “evolution” while evolution develops when certain facts assimilate with a situation already in existence. This provides a creature with a new aspect. The power of a robot is therefore simply limited to the knowledge of its creator: Humans. For this reason, robots can only “evolve” to the extent their programs are adjusted by humans. Robots cannot therefore evolve just like that, since they are no independent living mechanisms.

With the insights that today’s science offers to us, we now understand that an omnipotent power was creating a design of an everlasting life force when creating the first life. The aim was to create an endless cycle of mortal creatures which would all undergo improvements throughout their lifetime (i.e. evolve), so that in consequence, they would be able to create ever more complex copies of themselves.

Since our own intelligence has developed exponentially, so that we can create machines and robots ourselves, it is a completely logical idea to conclude that the coming to life of matter must have been developed by a superior creative omnipotence. Based in our ability to analyse the consequences of a cause, we can form an idea about the cause itself. This leads us to the conclusion that this creative power has unknown powers at its disposal to move, even gather together, lifeless things by the power of its will alone. A fact which is now known as telekinesis.

Because of the simple manner in which the construction schedules of the DNA plans are constructed in our bodies, today’s technological knowledge humans have allows for these plans to be read, and to understand the underlying contexts of the manner in which living beings were created by cooperating means.

The spirit of sacrifice, of altruism which we find both in humans and animals, now seems to be the bonding agent to unite living beings with those like minded. This vital feeling can be destroyed both in humans and in animals because of the struggle of their inner urges. This only results in an egoistic being with antisocial goals.

If a spirit of sacrifice among themselves is missing, humans increase their fight to survive among themselves, which in turn once again increase the cycle of egoism! This has resulted in an antisocial cycle which sees the group of those financially powerful continuously increasing to such an extent that currently, a small group of billionaires owns as much money today as half of the poorer part of the world population!

In consequence, the poorer half of the world population suffer from an increasing lack of knowledge, since the ever-increasing capital sucks teachers and intelligence away from developing countries towards the increasingly richer wealthy part of humanity. There, one does not feel the need for mutual agreements resulting in a growing risk of war.

In poorer countries, the struggle for power is waged in a different manner where the lack of general knowledge of most citizens is exploited to ensure disunity rules. This results in pointless bloody battles which could have been avoided with some logical thinking.

We now know that the driving force which moves us to care for our members of the same species is known as a “good” characteristic of a group of living beings, and that the absence of this characteristic, i.e egoism, leads to the neglect – or even worse – to the damaging of members of the same species. Both behaviors form one of the foundations upon which animal and human behavior is based. With humans, this provided the cause for establishing their rules for moral behavior.

Humans seem too much involved in everyday problems, so that insufficient time is spent on tracking down the causes of everything which is going wrong in our society. This requires an analysis of the origin of our existence, so to understand through research what our purpose in life is. It now seems clear that the purpose of humans is to make each other happy by altruistic behavior, i.e by showing our concern for each other daily, the way it also happens in living nature where living beings provide each other with energy by means of food which is provided by their own bodies!

Living nature and laws provided us with the necessary role models as to how we should be behaving towards each other.

It also becomes clear that humans prevent themselves from entering paradise on Earth with their collective egoism. In such a paradise, humans will make each other happy by caring for each other. Moral teachers must therefore establish a study group now to determine a way in which they can illustrate today´s scientific knowledge about the creation of humans and their purpose to their faithful.

Today´s disunity about these basic behavioral principles is the cause of our current maliciousness between communities.

Our current knowledge must now replace earlier assumptions from the past. Such assumptions have been created by moral teachers back then, based on their little bit of knowledge which was the only wisdom available then. It is now their urgent task to understand this new mountain of knowledge themselves and to realize that is right they should be able to teach this knowledge to their faithful for the good of us all.